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Jan 1, 2027·StrategicPlan
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Ohio State Plan on Aging 2027-2030
The Ohio State Plan on Aging for 2027-2030 establishes a bold vision to position Ohio as the best place to age in the nation, ensuring all older Ohioans live longer, healthier lives with dignity and autonomy. This actionable roadmap, built on partnership and collaboration, aims to advance healthy aging across systems and communities. The plan focuses on key priorities including enhancing Caregiver Supports, ensuring Healthy Food Access, providing Quality and Coordinated Health Care, improving Reliable Transportation, promoting Safe and Accessible Housing, strengthening Community Supports and Services, and improving Financial Well-Being.
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Ohio Department of Aging State Plan on Aging 2027-2030
The Ohio Department of Aging's 2027-2030 State Plan on Aging outlines a bold vision to make Ohio the best place to age in the nation by advancing innovative solutions for healthy aging across systems and communities. The plan focuses on seven key priorities: Caregiver Supports, Healthy Food Access, Quality and Coordinated Health Care, Reliable Transportation, Safe and Accessible Housing, Community Supports and Services, and Financial Well-Being. It serves as an actionable roadmap to achieve health and well-being for older Ohioans, aiming to strengthen care systems, expand access to supportive services, and empower all Ohioans to lead healthier, longer lives regardless of geography, income, or background.
Mar 26, 2026·BoardMeeting
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Ohio Advisory Council for Aging Meeting Minutes
The meeting included the adoption of the 2026 regular meeting schedule and comprehensive department updates, covering topics such as scam awareness regarding the Golden Buckeye Program, Hall of Fame nominations, and long-term care services reports. Legislative discussions focused on property tax relief, workforce studies, and initiatives to reduce financial exploitation of seniors. The council held a detailed discussion on elder justice and fraud prevention, emphasizing the importance of digital literacy and supporting older adults in the workforce. Additionally, partner agencies provided updates on program rollouts and rule changes, followed by a presentation on the aging network’s objectives and infrastructure navigation.
Aug 14, 2025·BoardMeeting
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Ohio Advisory Council for Aging Meeting Minutes
The council discussed internal administrative changes, including the resignation of the current chair and the appointment of a successor for the remainder of the calendar year. Updates were provided regarding the development of the State Plan on Aging, the agency rebranding, recent community outreach and events, and the introduction of new courses through the Excel Academy. Legislative updates highlighted the passage of the state's operating budget for SFYs 2026-2027 and the status of various bills concerning health insurance, dementia awareness, and tax credits for family caregiving. Additionally, the council held a discussion on enhancing emergency response efforts and crisis communications for older adults, soliciting feedback on proactive strategies and regional collaboration.
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